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You can call it "adding context" if you concede that said context implies the original argument was badly phrased, in that the most direct reading is not what t
by andrewflnr 3y ago
You can call it "adding context" if you concede that said context implies the original argument was badly phrased, in that the most direct reading is not what the writer really meant.
- mftrhu 3y agoOr I could just call it "adding context". I could also expect readers to not have to be spoon-fed, and to avoid launching themselves into "counter-arguments" before they have understood what they are arguing against.
- andrewflnr 3y agoAn argument that doesn't contain adequate context to be understood is a bad argument. You can't expect people outside your exact bubble to have enough context to figure out things you're literally not saying.